I bought this because Vivianna Does Make Up recommended it and I saw Caroline Hirons had it in her stash. I wasn't disappointed with this purchase. I have sensitive, combination oily/dry depending-on-the-weather/time-of-the-month skin and it gets rid of the claggy oily feeling, without leaving my skin tight, overly oily or dry. There is a slight residue, which hasn't proved a problem for me. I believe that incorporating this into my skin care regime has helped keep my skin clearer, and when I do get breakouts, has helped heal them. I am already on my second bottle and I tend to use it am and pm, massage it in and rub off with a muslin cloth/flannel. I don't use it for make-up remover, I like to use a cleansing balm for that.

Amazing cleanser indeed! It combines the best of both worlds - a balm and a gel. It mimics a balm due to the oil it transfers itself to when massaged in. The warmth of your hands melts it down and it takes away all the dirt, grime and make-up. However, it has a lightness of a gel and it never feels heavy nor has it ever clogged my pores. It smells of a pared down Turkish delight and that is exactly what this is - delight for the senses!

Was blown away by this, having used Liz Earle Cleanser for a good year (still lush though) and coming to this. The leap was like have a flip phone and then getting an iPhone. The texture and benefits are great, shame its on waiting list at the time of this review because I've run out!

I am a huge fan of everything Oskia, they have yet to create a product that gets anything less than a 5 from me. This addition to the Renaissance range has the same perking up effect on my skin as their brilliant mask, the same subtle rose scent and an equally good cleansing action as the Perfect Cleanser. It takes off even waterproof make up and after a steam with my trusty MV Organic Muslin Cloth my skin look wonderfully glow-y and healthy. I know this has nothing to do with the effectiveness of the product but I absolutely love the pink gel colour of this range, something about it feels very right... I would recommend this for all skin types.

I want to say this is the perfect autumn cleanser – but is there really such a thing? With the weather cooling off, I’m back to favouring balms, and when warmed in the palms this melts into an oily texture that feels pretty special when massaged into my chops every morning. Muslined off it leaves a bit of residue behind, but not anything gross-feeling, more like a glow that says ‘I went to bed at 7pm’ – lies. All the superficial stuff is there but the science stuff is right-on too: pumpkin enzymes to mildly exfoliate, Vitamin C and E to restore and Starflower Oil to soothe. It can be used AM and PM and to remove makeup, but I prefer to whip it out the morning. It’s pretty pricey but the bottle’s a bit of a whooper so I reckon it will take a fair few months to pump my way through this.